ID Bit#
Decimal Weight
Name
#Bytes
0
1
Time
6
1
2
Frequency
4
2
4
Phase
4
3
8
Power
8
4
16
PF
8
5
32
VA
8
6
64
VAR
8
7
128
Ch1 DC
4
8
256
Ch1 RMS (wide-band)
4
9
512
Ch1 MAG(narrow-band)
4
10
1024
Ch1 Residual
4
11
2048
Ch1 Phase reference
4
12
4096
Ch1 Min
20
13
8192
Ch1 Max
20
14
16,384
Ch2 DC
4
15
32,768
Ch2 RMS (wide-band)
4
16
65,536
Ch2 MAG (narrow-band)
4
17
131,072
Ch2 Residual
4
18
262,144
Ch2 Phase reference
4
19
524,288
Ch2 Min
20
20
1,048,576
Ch2 Max
20
21
2,097,152
Ch1&2 Min
80
22
4,194,304
Ch1&2 Max
80
23
8,388,608
3Ph Tabular
293
24
16,777,216
1Ph Sequence
12
25
33,544,432
3Ph Sequence
48
26
67,108,864
Timer
10
27
134,217,728
Transducer
35
28
268,435,456
Harmonic
784
29
536,870,912
Ch1 Waveform
240
30
1,073,741,824
Ch2 Waveform
240
31
2,147,483,648
Not Used
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Table B.1:
Custom Data Table
B.3.2
Computing the Number of Files and Records
With the 16-megabyte, extended-memory option installed, the Model 931A
is limited to a maximum of 20 files. Beyond that, it is only the size and
the number of records that limit filling up the entire 16 megabytes.
Each type of record requires a fixed number of bytes of memory. When
the extended memory is cleared there are 16,777,216 bytes (16 megabytes)
available for data record storage. Divide 16,777,216 by the number of
bytes per record to determine the number of records that may be stored.
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